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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 14, 1904

A. J. HAYSMER

By A. J. HAYSMER

Barbados

BRIDGETOWN.—Our conference began May 29. The Lord is with us by his Holy Spirit. We have hired the best hall in town. We have had between six and seven hundred at each meeting. We have good music and singing. We have a good organ, three cornets, two violins, one flute, and one mandolin. The papers are noticing our meetings. I spoke on God's eternal purpose concerning this earth and mankind. Monday night Brother Wellman spoke on the Word of God and the prophecies, illustrated by Daniel 2, 7, etc. Last night Brother Kneeland spoke on the sanctuary, or God's plan of salvation in the old dispensation. The subject to-night is God's plan of salvation in the New Testament.

We hope to lift the work here during the conference. There are some natives whom we should put to work, as I do not know what we can do to cover our field without them. We are seeking the Lord for union and wisdom, that everything may be done to meet the mind of God; and I believe he will be glorified.